Promoted as an “epilogue” to the drama, the Northcape CF tells the reunion of the royal couple 650 years in the future.
Although this is merely a CF and has nothing to do with the drama supposedly, fans can always dream otherwise…
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Translated by Gabby.
A fanvid dedicated to Ji Chang Wook’s wonderful and moving portrayal of Ta Hwan in Empress Ki. If you’ve seen Empress Ki, you would argue “Hey! This isn’t what happened in the show!!”. I guess you could say this is my take on what IDEALLY should have happened to Ta Hwan. Tee hee.
Edited by Gabby (daegorr).
Note: Lines in bold are questions from the interviewer. Anything in brackets with a * are additional comments from me.
50-episode drama “Empress Ki” is approaching its halfway mark. Response has been very warm recently.
When I think back on how worried and vexed I was in the beginning, it seems like a lot of time has since passed. It’s fortunate that the audience like “Empress Ki” and I’m thankful for that. Although the weather is cold, the atmosphere at the set is very warm thanks to everyone.
Ta Hwan is a 3-dimensional character with emotional highs and lows.
Recently, there have been many nicknames such as Jealous Ta Hwan, Childish Ta Hwan and Serious Ta Hwan. The position of an emperor is such a lonely and tiring one. Because he is powerless, he lives surrounded by jealousy and evil scheming. He displays immature and foolish behaviour because he is vulnerable. He hasn’t been loved, doesn’t know how to love and has no idea what love is. Isn’t he very pitiful? Continue reading
Adolescence spent in emptiness, the period of aimlessness gripped by confusion and worry, the adventurous period that turned the keys for him. Face-time with the shy 28 year-old actor Ji Chang Wook. Continue reading
Ji Chang Wook's Kitchen 